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One Japanese Sentence a Day 34 - "Got it"

Today’s sentence is a phrase Japanese people use very often when they understand something. 「わかったよ。」 The pronunciation is “wakatta yo,” and it means “Got it” or “I understand.” --- Hello everyone. Let’s start today’s “One Japanese Sentence a Day” comfortably. Today’s expression is 「わかったよ。」 This is a very basic phrase used when you respond to someone’s explanation or request by saying, “Okay, I got it.” It’s especially common among friends. For example, if someone says, “Let’s meet at 3 later,” you can reply, “わかったよ。” which means “Got it, I will.” Also, when someone explains directions or tells you how to do something, a short “わかったよ” sounds completely natural. “わかった” means “understood,” and “よ” softens the tone and makes it sound more friendly. So it doesn’t sound stiff and fits well in everyday conversation. Now, shall we say it together? わかったよ。 In Japanese, it’s important to use short response phrases like this naturally. Even knowing just this one sentence can make your Japanese conversations much smoother. You learned a great sentence today, and I’ll see you tomorrow with another new Japanese sentence. また明日 (ashita)!